City Wins Injunction Case Over Boulevard Lighting
William H. Bradshaw et al sued the City of Delphi seeking a permanent injunction to stop collecting assessments for a boulevard lighting system installed three years earlier. Special Judge L. D. Carey of Monticello ruled for the city, finding the plaintiffs had no cause for action. Boyd Hamling and James O. Gbeany represented the plaintiffs. City Attorney Gus A. Hall defended for Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bradshaw
City of Delphi
L. D. Carey
Monticello
Boyd&Hamling
James O. Qbéany
Gus A. Hall
Turkeys and hides listed in Harris Co. stock table
Harris Co. provides a terse stock and grain entry showing Correated products and itemized hides and horsehides. The fragment notes Tom Turkeys and beef hides at various grades with small numerical figures.
Delphi Dominates R M D Field Meet at Monticello
Delphi tops Rensselaer and Monticello at the R M D field and track meet held last Saturday in Monticello. Schrader Popejoy Perigo Kelley led Delphi with four new records and ten firsts in regular events, while Rensselaer and Monticello scored 20 and 12 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Delphi
R. M.D
Monticello
Schrader
Yeoman
Brandenburg
Betsana
Perigo
Padget
Powell
EE Run
Popejoy
Parks
Taylor
Kelley
Morton
Eatnest Schrader
Cain
Risinger
Simmons
Shuey
Martin
Disinger
Pole Valut
Eger
Gilkerson
Holmes
Coonrad
Aan
Putts
Rensseler
Thief Robs Farm Residence Near Ockley and Petit
A thief entered Obediah Campbell’s west of Ockley home last Saturday, ransacked it and stole apparel valued in the hundreds including suits, a violin, Buck Creek school class ring, watch, fur set, manicure kit and more. Campbell saw assailants from a field but believed others were inside. The same suspect is suspected in a nearby Frank Carr residence near Petit, with Sheriff Clawson linking the two robberies and noting the thief drove away in a northbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obediah Campbell
Ockley
Campbell
Frank
Carr
Petit
Clawson
Suit Trial in Circuit Court for Bertha Rhodes Case
The Bertha Rhodes case proceeds in circuit court with judge and witnesses heard. Attorneys Hanna, Kistler, McHale for plaintiff and Cartwright Wason for defendant present. jury of five members deliberates as proceedings continue this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha ‘Rhodes
Hanna
Kistler
McHale
Cartwright
Indiana Appeals to Higher Court Over Impeachment Bid
Indiana cases appealed to the United States Court of Appeals involve Otto Gresham seeking $50,000 against Governor Harry Leslie and J. Glenn Harris over blocked impeachment efforts against Judges James A. Collins and Lima B. Hay. A separate suit by William Rogers seeks $50,000 against Senator James E. Watson and others for defamation and alleged coerced testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Greshath
Harry
Leslie
J. Glenn Harris
Gary
House Judicary Committee
Carrollton Township
James A. Collins
Lima B. Hay
Collins
Hay
Gresham
Harris
Senator Watson
Rogers
Reed. Nyso
Old Wabash Depot to Be Torn Down or Sold
The Wabash Railroad plans to sell or raze the old West Franklin freight depot. A platform for shipment of freight and a driveway would be built on the site. The building, over fifty years old, contains timber of limited value except for concrete construction. The committee may purchase or request the railroad to donate the depot, noting nearby Service Corporation support for a $150 dam and park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Railroad Company
Franklin Street
Unidad Hea
Deer “Creek
Service Corporation
Hanrahans plan a new country home near city
Anthony and Matthew Hanrahans with sisters Tess and Mary near five miles south of the city have completed plans for a new country home to replace the one destroyed by fire a year ago. The six room house will have three up and three down with a sun parlor and a basement bath. The former basement will be used. work will be supervised by builders and a contract will be let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Matthew _-HanrAhan
Tess
Mary
Bath
Mother's Day Candy at Margowski's Drug Store
A brief note lists Mother's Day candy available at Margowski's Drug Store for shoppers seeking gifts. The item highlights a local pharmacy offering sweets, aligning with a community Mother's Day promotion.
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Margowski
1929 Year Book Shows Carroll County Land Values and County Figures
The 1929 Year Book from the state house lists Carroll County land value at 17 602 590 and improvements at 21 558 560 with total real estate 24 858 250. Mortgage liens total 960 080 while state highway expenditure for the year was 136 981 03 for 68 63 miles, with 3 75 miles of detours. Banking and building loan assets for Delphi and Flora trusts are reported, and the probation department lists five boys and two girls in charge, with no county breakdown for charitable institutions.
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Carroll County
Josins
Mem- Board of Ag Culture
Dunes ’Park
Peoples Building & Loan Association of
Delphi
Flora Building ®& Loan
New Tariff Schedule Will Cost Consumer
Indiana residents consumed 343 000 000 pounds of sugar last year and face higher prices if the tariff bill becomes law without changes. Hoosiers would pay about 2 401 000 dollars in added taxes, funds that could pave hundreds of miles of road or build a bridge over the Wabash, while aiding state needs elsewhere. The piece argues the sugar tax would enrich a sugar monopoly and hurts farmers, noting few Indiana farmers grow sugar and much cane is imported from Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Logansport
Lafayette
Delphi
Monticello
Wabash River
Carroll
Mexico
Purdue prom guest and local visitors listed
Stella Thompson and Josephine Wagoner spent Monday in Indianapolis visiting Helen Wagoner Barker. Mrs Best substitutes for heart troubled teacher in room five. Margaret Bundy attended the Purdue junior prom Friday night. Lafay ette visitors included Mrs J C Downey Miss Mary Davies Cletia Kennard Nada Holloway Ruth Kennard Ruth Benjamin and Margaret Sieber. Martha Belle Rhorabaugh spent last Wednesday evening with Margaret Lucy Martins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Thompson
Josephine Wagoner
Indianapols
Helen “Wagoner
Barker
Best
Margaret Bundy
Purdue
Lafayette
J. C Downey
Mary Davies
Cletia Kennard
Nada ‘Holloway
Ruth Kennard
Ruth Benjamin
Margaret Sieber
Martha Belle
Rhorabaugh
Margaret Lucy Martins
Legal notices and estate actions from Delphi district
Reported filings show final reports approved with no inheritance tax due for Helen West and Charles Coble estates, and various suits filed or actions on notes, mortgages, or damages. Delph i papers note guardianships, property possession until 1931, and a judgment of 24 281 against Read Phosphate Co. vs. Caughey. City boulevard lighting assessment upheld against Delphi plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen West
Francis N. West
Ellen
Thompson
Frank ‘M. M. Swatts
James Chism
Indianapolis
Eastern Traction
Flora State Bank
Carroll Loan, Trust & Savings. Co
Clara B. ‘Smith
West
Flora
Elmer Spitler
Loretta Cree
Floyd Harmon
Delphi State Bank
Ockley Lumber & Supply Company
Prudential Insurance Company
George R. Quinn
Oe S.gée
W. S. Ewing
Cleon C. Unger
Claud Osler
Mahala E. Ross
Morton Ross
James H. Clifford
Charles Coble
Read Phosphate Co
Caughey
W.H. Bradshaw
City of
Delphi
Boulevard
H P Blanchard Dies in Adams Township
Harry P Blanchard former Delphi resident and longtime deputy postmaster died at his Adams township home at 2 30 PM after years of illness He was a Republican and served as deputy postmaster He is survived by his widow two daughters Miss Josephine at home and Miss Jennie of Eric Pa and a son Wilbur of Chicago Funeral services will be held at the residence this afternoon conducted by Rev O P Manker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. “Blanchard
Delphi
Postoffice
Adams Township
James Blanchard
Podlitics
Josephine
Jennie
Eric
Wilbur
Chicago
O. P.manker
Special brick ice cream weekends at Margowski’s Drug Store
Saturday and Sunday the shop offers special brick ice cream. customers may call 158 Margowski's Drug Store for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margowski’s Drug Store
Pleasant Run social notes detail visiting kin and town events
Miss Isabelle Swatts of East Chicago spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Swatts. Charles Davis Vaugh an entertained cousins Mrs John C Lawrence now Holtville resident. Lawrence visited Miss Emily Guthrie and Robert Guthrie with Mrs Elizabeth F Guthrie. Walter Guthrie also attended. Mrs Walter Cain visited her mother and sister Georgia Phillips who is not well. Sam Swatts called on Ray McCloud. Vaugh an hosted Mrs Fred Massey and her two sons in honor of Mrs Lawrence. Mrs S V Wells and daughter Loraine of Chicago visited. Tom and Fred OFarrell John and Robert Shepard were clocked among many on Tuesday. Walter Gibson is driving a new automobile. Sam Swatts attended Bernie Girard’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle ‘Swatts
East
Chicago
Sam Swatts
Charles Davis Vaughan
John C. Lawrence
Holtville
Calif
Charles Davis
Vaughan
Lawrence
Elizabeth F. Guthrie
Lehre
Walter
Guthrie
van C
Flora
Walter. Cain
Georgia Phillips
Ray McCloud
Fred. Massey
Fred Jr
John
John Galbreth
Peru
Frame
S.V. Wells
Loraine
Delphi
Tom
Fred O'Farrell
Robert
Shepard
Artie
Pittsburg
Walter Gibson
Bernie Girard
East of Delphi Visitors Stop by Local Home
Mr and Mrs S O Anderson and son Charles with Mr and Mrs W A Sidenbender of Monticello called at the Sidenbender and Turner home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Anderson
Charles
W. AL
Sidenbender
Monticello
Sidenbender and Turner
Family mourns after illness grips Carroll county kin
Mrs Joe Turner records illness affecting the Turner family with Harry Anderson visiting from Indiana and relatives including Mr and Mrs Rich ard Crowell and others gathering at the family home. The deceased father was once a Carroll county resident and funeral plans were noted as the family faced a serious condition.
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John Rear
Joe ‘Turner
Richard* Crowell
Carroll County
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Milwaukee Avenue
Girl Scouts
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Colburn
Red Star Gasoline Store
Washington Street
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Franklin
Clay Pearson
Francis Wilson
Geo. C. Loy
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Geo. M. Smith
Secy
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Anise
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